Help Wanted and Rent Notices from La Crosse Ad Listing
A mixed page lists help wanted ads including agents to sell remedies and barber training, Army recruitment, sales pros, tinners, quarry workers, factory shop jobs, and many youth and factory positions. It also shows numerous rental offers for furnished rooms, farm and house rentals, and commercial spaces in La Crosse Wisconsin with addresses and contact notes.
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Tribune Ridg
C. Lynch
Ettrick
Wis
Jackson T
Cass
McClellan Paper Co
Michel
Front St
C. Rhode
Farmer Seeks Tenor to Complete Quartet
A gentleman farmer asks what farm hands are paid and says he would pay well for a good tenor to complete his double quartet, as reported by the Washington Herald.
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Washington Herald
Hearst Independence Party Plans Sioux Falls Campaign Address
In Sioux Falls South Dakota John Temple Graves and Howard Taylor will address voters as the Independence party campaign opens. Gov Charles Hughes and William Bryan are slated for speeches during the first week of October with Bryan passing through early Monday en route to Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
Independence Party
William Randolph Hearst
South Dakota
John Temple Graves
Howard
Taylor
Chicago
United States
Illinois
W. C. Cook
Republican State Central Committee
Charles Hughes
New York
William J. Bryan
Bryan
St. Paul
Mitchell
Pettigrew
Mr. Bryan
Theatre Hit by Lightning in Mankato
A Mankato theatre was struck during a thunderstorm causing heavy damage. The roof was ripped by the bolt and several staff were stunned. stage manager Charles Richards was severely shocked in the leg and a stenographer in the building office also received a shock as equipment was jolted from its stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato, Minn
Mankato
Charles Richards
Frightful Razor Incident Ends With Shallow Cut
In Fargo North Dakota on Sept 23 Frank Palmer was cut across the throat in a prank by his friend Jack Klemens who had just bought a razor. Klemens held the blade while Palmer joked it was no good and the razor cut a five inch superficial gash causing shock among onlookers.
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Fargo
N. D
Frank Palmer
Leeds
Jack Klemens
Palmer
Klemens
Toddler Admits Choking Baby Sibling
Henry aged three was left alone with his three month old brother. The mother found the scene upon returning home. Henry told the Delineator he choked him a little but asked him to excuse me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Henry
Governor Burke vows strict law enforcement in Grand Forks
North Dakota Governor Burke opened his campaign in Grand Forks asserting no retreat from law enforcement. He ridiculed Attorney General McCue for failing to aid enforcement and cited a July stipulation delaying the Standard Oil case to April term. He pledged a law to remove officers for malfeasance or nonfeasance and argued sheriffs and state's attorneys cannot miss obvious crime. Credit for raising the railroad assessment was claimed as he drew praise from supporters.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Gov
Burke
McCue
Standard Oil
Stead Farm Shooting Leaves Uncle Leg Severed
Fargo North Dakota Sept 23 J M Stead was shot by his nephew Everet Stead on a farm north of Hannah. After an argument over money Everet fired twice wounding his uncle and severing a leg below the knee. The motive cited was financial dispute and refusal of funds.
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Fargo
N. D
J. M. Stead
Everet Stead
Ctim
Hannah
Stead
Not to His Liking. Harpers Weekly Fashion Quip
The excerpt mocks a fashion comment from Harpers Weekly arguing the style is stylish yet makes the wearer appear taller. It highlights period tone and humorous critique of dress in a theatrical or magazine feature.
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Harper’s Weekly
Farmers' National Congress Meets in Wisconsin Armory
Delegates and 8 000 visitors gather as William J. Bryan is slated to speak September 26 on farming and public affairs. The congress debates bovine tuberculosis tests, dairy reforms, and expanded rural policy with speakers from Wisconsin and beyond.
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Nor
Alaska
Harvie Jordan
Farmers’ National Congress
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
J. J. Hill
St. Paul
Col
Robert E. Lee, Jr
Virginia
Isham Randolph
Chicago
Chicago Canal
Panama Canal
Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Congress
William H. Taft
College of Agricultural
College of Agriculture
James O. Davidson
Wisconsin
B. Camerson
Stagville
N. C
Union
National Agricultural Association
Experiment Society
H. L. Russell
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Joshua Strange
Indiana
W. L. Ames
Oregon
Wis
George M. Whittaker
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
United States
Murder charges filed in Glasgow district court cases
In the Twelfth judicial district at Glasgow the state brings murder charges against Walter Long Milo Long George D Isbell Theodore Isbell Charles D Gamble and John Kennedy. In a separate group Tucker C Moore John L Johnson Walter Booi Geo Isbell Thomas Kennedy Edward Kennedy John McDavitt Thomas McDavitt Paul Wagner and Chris Paulsen face riot charges. Walter Long to be tried first. all pled not guilty to the July 7 1908 killings of John A Hayes and daughter Jeanette A Hayes.
Farmer Hand Foiled in Abduction Attempt Near Fargo
John Lukis tried to abduct Sophy Severtson at gunpoint on the Anson farm south of Fargo. Victor E. Anson fired two rifle shots, scaring Lukis away. Lukis fled and officers have not located him. Severtson is unharmed.
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Main Street
Burlington Hotel
Joseph Boschert
Fay
John E. Jones
Rockland
E. D.ames
Wis
Caledonia
Fargo
N. D
John Lukis
Sophy Severtson
Victor E. Anson
Lukis
Anson Farm
Anson
First Summer Girl and the Man at the Shore
A playful exchange about a man registering in summer. The first girl questions how he arrived while the second notes the tide as a clue. The dialogue evokes seaside mood and Harper's Weekly tone.
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Harper’s
Daily Markets Show Wide Price Shifts Across Produce
Market changes noted this morning with winter wheat at 85 90 cents and barley 53 55 cents. Pears sold at 1.75 dollars per box in wholesale, 2 dollars retail, damson fruit at 1.50 a basket, Concord grapes at 20 dollars per 10 basket lot wholesale. Tomatoes per peck 20 cents, egg plant 5 10 cents, cantaloupes 5 12 cents, watermelons 15 25 cents.
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Concord
J. C. Burns
Valencia
Malaga
Rose Peru
Peary
Damson Fruit
Prices and goods list from city market spans groceries to livestock
A long OCR market column lists prices for fruits vegetables grains dairy and meat products from multiple providers. Items include lemons oranges apples bananas grapes peaches pears cabbages tomatoes flour feed hay and wood with prices per box bushel ton crate and pound and livestock quotes for hogs steers heifers cows lambs and sheep.
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Langsdon-Boyd Packing Co
Hawrey Com. Co
City Scales
Local Market Prices from Listman Milling Co and Associates
Readable market list shows flour prices from Listman Milling Co at 1.60 for 1-4 bbl sacks and 1.55 straight, with a range of vegetables and fruits quoted by A B Moll H M Sieger and J C Burns. Items include eggs butter potatoes cabbage peppers tomatoes melons grapes peaches and fish like pickerel trout and perch, with per unit and per dozen prices.
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Listman Milling Co
A. B. Moll
Heavy buying sustains early market strength in New York
In New York on September 23, heavy buying boosted stocks led by Union Pacific rising to 155 and government bonds firming. In Kansas City cattle numbers reached 15 000 with steers 4.0 to 7.40, hogs 17 000 and lambs 4.25 to 5.25, while poultry and dairy prices showed firmness and slight gains across butter eggs and cheese.
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New York
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Grain Gossip and Market Talk Hits Chicago and New York
In Chicago Bartletts trade wheat while Finley Barrell and Cudahy bid. New York notes volatile session with expectations of a rebound in Pacifics Reading and New York Central and St Paul rail shares. Copper prices slump fueling metal stock weakness. steel demand and mill resumption promise higher steel stocks.
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Chicago
Bartlett
Finley Barrell & Cudahy
New York
Joseph
Pacifics
Reading
New York Central
St. Paul
Eries
J. D. Co
Young Man Sylvester Nevins Laid To Rest
Funeral services for Sylvester A. Nevins held at Christ Episcopal Church after appendectomy, conducted by Rev. Moller. Large cortege accompanied the casket to Oak Grove cemetery for interment. Pallbearers named Lucian Reid Eddie Newburg Sam LaChapelle Eugene Bailey Harry Gotterdam Joseph Kidder.
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Sylvester A. Nevins
la Crosse Hospital
Christ Episcopal Church
Ninth
Main Streets
Moller
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lucian Reid
Eddie Newburg
Sam LaChapelle
Eugene Bailey
Harry Gotterdam
Joseph Kidder
Pastor T T Hoverstad Heads North Side Choir Society
Rev. T. T. Hoverstad pastor of Trinity Lutheran on Avon Street has been elected president of a newly formed association uniting church choirs in the district. The group aims to promote improvement in church music and held its inaugural meeting in Coon Valley.
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T. T. Hoverstad
Trinity Lutheran Church
Avon Street
Coon Valley
Doctors and Nurses Await Auto Race on Crooked Course
Douglas Isle of Man Sept 23 Doctors and nurses await the 38 mile Royal Auto Club race to be held tomorrow. Ten doctors and 150 trained nurses and attendants will attend during the event. The race covers nine circuits of a crooked hilly course. Several entrants have withdrawn fearing danger.
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Douglas
Isle of Man
Royal Auto Clubs
Sheriff Raids Pool Hall in Carrington Gambling Suspected
Fargo dispatch reports a raid on a Carrington pool hall after long suspicions of gambling. Officials seized eleven tinhorn gamblers and several kegs and cases of beer.
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Fargo
N. D
Carrington
Atchison Woman’s Love Leaves Neighbors in Awe
A lighthearted note from the Atchison Globe reports a local woman’s devotion to her husband so intense that neighbors hurry away when she approaches. The piece humorously compares her constant praise to endless chatter about a baby or a dog.
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Atchison
Atchison Globe
No Man Died of Poison From Malice in His Own Breast
A reflective aphorism states that no person dies from the poison of malice hidden within. It suggests inner vices do not destroy others but corrode the bearer.
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Fredonia
Moler Barber
College
U. S. Army
la Crosse
Fabric Implement Co
Farnam St
la Crosse, Wis
Gateway City Steel Tank & Big. Co
9Th
Green Bay Sts
D—Young
la Crosse Stone C O
la Crosse Can Co
E. Hackner
The
Can Co
American House
Funke’s Candy Co
Eagle Hotel
la Crosse Paper Box Co
S. Front St
la Crosse Clothing Co
Eagle Hote Hotel
J. D. Young
Cameron Ave
Chop Suey House
3Rd St
Vine
Regalia Works
Charles St
Mill St
St. Oldphone
la Crosse Steam Laundry Co
Woman's National Art Exchange
Denver
South 9Th
Dyson
South St
Madison
Scranton
Apply Et Tribune
Sawyer & Austin
A. J. Roberge
Denton
Encyclopedia of Law
B. F
Tribune
Nice Palm
Inquire N
Tribune Office
Cookstore
Pope Waverly Automobile
P. W
N. 10Th St
Clark County
Sharp and Harris
Clark
20Th St
W. Lawrence
H. W. Barker
Runckel
Weis’ Book Store
Main St
A Co. A. van Auken
Pearl J
Pacific Coast
Yd Transfer Co
Minneapollis
Minna
Main ‘St
Schien & Roth—Batavian Bank
la Crosse Mortgage & Ian Co
Otto Granke
Rose St
Oldphone
C. A. Debold
18Th and
Green Bay
McMillan
R. L. Kenyon Go
City
A. & C. Johnson
Bis
Ferry
Rawhide
Nevada
Wadleigh & Co
Reno
Real Estate Assets Co
la Salle St
WN. D
Superior
Wisconsin Board
North Dakota
Dakota
Minnesota
Northwest
South
Graves
Bryan, Hughes
Thomas & Phalon
Feed, Grain and Fuel Brokers
Rose Street
Cor. 3Rd & King Sts
Lacrosse, Wis
M’cue
Sheriffs and Coun
Ty Attorneys
Uncle
Canada
LA Grosse
Mammoth
Farmer Hand
Burns
Apples
New
California
Michigan
Peru
Henry Andregg
Limburger
Ille
H. M. Sieger
J. Bache
North Side
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